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  1. Alright you guys definitely figured it out haha. I used to use it on a Yamaha, I never imagined they'd be incompatible in such an odd way. I figured if it worked at all it'd probably be fine, but I guess not Thanks a lot for the help. It's so cheesy looking/feeling I was going to have to replace it anyway, and that SP-2 looks perfect. Thanks again guys.
  2. Thanks for the response. I've tried everything and it still does the exact opposite of what it should. I actually don't know what brand the pedal is, and it's probably 9 years old. I wouldn't have posted anything if it just didn't work, as that's what I was expecting. But the sensor works perfectly... that's what's so confusing to me. Even on the screen on the keyboard the Ped. indicator is lit up when I'm not pressing it, and goes away when I do press it. If it's just incompatible in some odd way that's fine, I just wondered if this was maybe a problem with the keyboard that's been reported before.
  3. So I've messed around with the pedal settings and the sustain is behaving very strangely. When it's set to SUS it behaves exactly opposite to how it should... When the pedal is not depressed every note is sustained, and depressing it stops that. I've tried setting it to SoS but if that's working properly, I really don't like it. It basically sustains whatever keys I have depressed when I press the pedal, and even after letting go those keys will continue to sustain forever until I press the pedal again. Any help would be really appreciated.
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